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22 May 2018
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk $13.42 Million To Fix Disaster Damage Around Mackay Victor P Taffa Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced $13.42 Million to fix disaster damage around Mackay. Money will be spent at Lambert’s Beach, St. Helens Beach, Midge Point Beach and for the Mackay Bluewater Trail and Queens Park. $4.562 Million is being provided […]
Posted in Fire & Rescue
22 May 2018
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk Premier Opens Mackay’s New $7 Million Fire And Rescue Station Victor P Taffa Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk today officially opened Mackay’s new $7.2 Million Fire and Rescue Station, ensuring the growing city has the emergency services infrastructure it needs well into the future. Premier Palaszczuk was joined by Fire and Emergency Services […]
Posted in Fire & Rescue
22 May 2018
Victoria Minister for Health Jill Hennessy Better Quicker Breast Cancer Care In Melbourne’s East Victor P Taffa Thousands more women in Melbourne’s east now have easier access to life-saving breast cancer screening and care on their doorstep thanks to the Andrews Government. “We’re proud to have delivered on our election pledge to build a first-class […]
Posted in Health
22 May 2018
Victoria Attorney-General Martin Pakula New Judge Appointed To Supreme Court Victor P Taffa Andrews Government today announced the appointment of leading commercial barrister Kevin Lyons QC as a judge of the Supreme Court. “Mr. Lyons brings a wealth of legal experience to his new role, after a distinguished career as a barrister working in contract, […]
Posted in Legal Affairs
21 May 2018
Australian Bureau Of Statistics Bumper Crop Production For 2016-17 Victor P Taffa Australian agriculture had a bumper year in 2016-17, according to data released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) which showed a 9 % increase in value to $60.8 Billion. ABS Director of Environment and Agriculture Statistics, Lauren Binns, said the data […]
Posted in Agriculture
21 May 2018
Australian Bureau Of Statistics Increased Agricultural Water Use In 2016-17 Victor P Taffa Australian farmers increased their water use in 2016-17, according to data released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). “Compared with the previous year, the total agricultural area watered increased by 4 % to 2.2 Million ha.” ABS Director of Environment […]
Posted in Agriculture
21 May 2018
Northern Territory Minister for Tourism and Culture Lauren Moss Turbocharging Live Darwin Arts Program Victor P Taffa Northern Territory Government, through the Turbocharging Tourism $103 Million stimulus package, is investing an additional $500,000 to enrich and activate the Darwin CBD. Minister for Tourism and Culture, Lauren Moss announced today the additional funding for Live Darwin […]
Posted in Literary & Arts
21 May 2018
Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner More Tourists And Jobs As Darwin Water Park Takes A Big Step Forward Victor P Taffa Northern Territory Government’s Darwin CBD-revitalising, job-creating investments have taken another major leap forward with a preferred site nominated and Expressions of Interest (EOI) called for the development of an international standard water theme […]
Posted in Planning
20 May 2018
Queensland Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries Mark Furner North Queensland Melons To Hit Asian Markets Thanks To Funding Boost Victor P Taffa Palaszczuk Government is helping a Burdekin business conquer the international market. Burdekin’s VFPlus Pty Ltd is developing exports of high-quality melons out of North Queensland to Japan and Singapore, after being […]
Posted in Agriculture
20 May 2018
Queensland Minister for Fire and Emergency Services Craig Crawford New Fleet Of Queensland Built QFES Appliances Deployed Statewide Victor P Taffa More than 90 new fire appliances have been rolled out across the state this financial year with more to come, under a $40 Million Palaszczuk Government commitment to renew QFES’ fleet. Fire and Emergency […]
Posted in Fire & Rescue
20 May 2018
Victoria Minister for Resources Tim Pallas Offshore Gas Exploration To Build Future Supply Victor P Taffa Andrews Government has today released 5 new oil and gas exploration blocks to help build long-term supply of gas for Victorian homes and businesses. “Many Victorian homes and businesses rely on gas and we support new exploration and development […]
Posted in Resources
20 May 2018
Victoria Minister for Planning Richard Wynne Protecting A Much-Loved Victorian Icon Victor P Taffa Melbourne’s famed Festival Hall is a step closer to receiving heritage protection. “Nothing speaks to Melbourne’s arts, music and sporting culture quite like Festival Hall. It has a proud history, and heritage protection will give it a safe and secure future […]
Posted in Literary & Arts
19 May 2018
New South Wales Treasurer Dominic Perrottet Half A Million Jobs Created In New South Wales Since 2011 Victor P Taffa A record-breaking 500,000 new jobs have been created since the New South Wales Liberals & Nationals were elected in April 2011. Jobs boom has been driven by increased female participation, which has reached an all-time […]
Posted in Business
19 May 2018
New South Wales Minister for Emergency Services Troy Grant New South Wales Welcomes 25 New Firefighters Victor P Taffa 25 new firefighters were today welcomed into the ranks of Fire & Rescue New South Wales (FRNSW), having proven their abilities over months of intense training. State’s newest firefighting recruits include a movie stunt performer, an […]
Posted in Fire & Rescue
19 May 2018
Tasmania Minister for Sport and Recreation Jacquie Petrusma Wheels Turn At BMX State Titles Victor P Taffa Hundreds of competitors have hit the track for the 2018 Tasmanian BMX State Titles at the Southern City BMX Club in Berriedale, Minister for Sport and Recreation Jacquie Petrusma said. “Hodgman Government is a strong supporter of sport […]
Posted in Sport
19 May 2018
Tasmania Minister for Primary Industries and Water Sarah Courtney Trout Licence Fees To Be Frozen For 4 Years Victor P Taffa Hodgman Government is delivering on its $300,000 commitment to freeze inland trout licence fees at 2017-18 prices, Minister for Primary Industries and Water Sarah Courtney said. Commitment to keep fees at the same price […]
Posted in Agriculture
18 May 2018
Western Australia Minister for Health Roger Cook McGowan Government Expands Ear Health Services In The Kimberley Victor P Taffa McGowan Government delivers on key election commitment to Aboriginal ear health in the Kimberley Earbus program set to expand thanks to $2.7 Million commitment over 3 years Initiative brings a tailored service model to remote Aboriginal […]
Posted in Health
18 May 2018
Western Australia Minister for Emergency Services Francis Logan New Fire Station To Bolster Perth CBD Emergency Response Victor P Taffa State’s newest $19 Million fire station has officially opened in West Perth New station will address high demand for emergency services in Perth and surrounds Vincent station will ease the burden on Perth Fire Station, […]
Posted in Fire & Rescue
18 May 2018
Queensland Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries Mark Furner Queensland’s Drought-Declared Area Falls After Summer Rains Victor P Taffa Welcome summer rainfall has reduced the total area of Queensland that is drought-declared. However, more than half of the state remains in the grips of the long dry spell as Queensland enters its sixth year […]
Posted in Resources
18 May 2018
Queensland Minister for Natural Resources Anthony Lynham Moreton Bay Joins The Water Club Grid Victor P Taffa Around 100,000 Moreton Bay region residents are now new members of a growing club, residents with a secure drinking water supply from the south-east Queensland water grid. Natural Resources Minister Dr. Anthony Lynham said an extra 100,000 people […]
Posted in Resources
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